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Matthew Gilbert Linley (aka ‘Gilbert’) is a London-born composer and musician. A debut album completed in 2007 - ‘Gilbert’ - received excellent reviews and extensive national radio play, gaining a release soon after. 2010 saw the completion of a new album, 'Wahoola!'.

Gilbert's music is often stylistically eclectic and eccentric, crossing genres such as folktronica, electronica, classical music, dream pop and spoken word. The music is generally richly-layered, combining vintage analog synths and organs with orchestral instruments such as harp, celeste and strings. Vocals by Maud Waret have also featured more prominently in recent work.

The music has been performed live throughout the UK by 5 people playing an array of instruments and has included notable sets at the 2007 Green Man Festival, 2008 Loop Festival, and 2009 Southbank Udderbelly. Gilbert also supported Mice Parade in October 2010.

Gilbert Linley also plays drums in Engineers with Ulrich Schnauss.

Gilbertlinley Gilbert linley, london, Britain (UK)

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  • It's all so bright Artwork

    It's all so bright

    Gilbertlinley on August 16, 2011 13:09
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    Snow snow snow snow snow

    Gilbertlinley on August 16, 2011 13:01
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  • Wahoola! Artwork

    Wahoola!

    Gilbertlinley on August 07, 2011 09:54
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    Blow the trumpet

    Gilbertlinley on August 06, 2011 19:04
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